Lycra shoulder orthoses

Lycra shoulder orthoses

Lycra shoulder orthoses are available to support one or both shoulders where required. They are designed with rehabilitation of shoulder impairments and injuries as the main focus. By pulling the shoulders back the shoulder joints are stabilised and the shoulder blades are supported.

What are the indications for use of a lycra shoulder orthosis?

There are many indications for using a lycra shoulder orthosis. These include:

Shoulder subluxation

Shoulder dislocation

Shoulder instability

Shoulder pain

Shoulder impingement

If you are unsure if you would be suitable for a lycra shoulder orthosis please contact usa to discuss.

What conditions are lycra shoulder orthoses often used for?

Lycra shoulder orthoses are often used for the following conditions:

Erbs palsy

Cerebral palsy

Multiple sclerosis

Stroke

This list of conditions is not exhaustive. If you are unsure if you would be suitable for a lycra shoulder orthosis please contact usa to discuss.

What are the benefits of lycra shoulder orthoses?

There are many benefits that come from using a lycra shoulder orthosis. These include:

Increased shoulder stability

Reduced pain

Improved posture

Improved arm and shoulder position

Improved proprioception

There are many benefits using a lycra shoulder orthosis to find out more please contact usa to discuss.

What types of lycra shoulder orthoses are available?

Types of lycra shoulder orthoses that may be used include:

DMO Double or Single Shoulder Orthosis

DMO Double or Single Shoulder Orthosis

The DMO Shoulder Orthosis range is available in both single or double options. The orthosis works using DMO’s elastomeric fabric to provide compression which enhances support and proprioceptive feedback.

What is the process to be receive a lycra shoulder orthosis?

The process to receive a lycra shoulder orthosis would be:

Assessment

Measuring

Fitting

Review

To ensure your lycra shoulder orthosis provides you with the highest level of support the device will be custom made to your measurements. Your orthotist will take a number of measurements and will discuss your requirements for specific reinforcements. Then using the information gathered your bespoke garment will be made.